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- Luke 2:14
OpenAI announces it has filed confidential paperwork to go public
OpenAI, which created ChatGPT, said in a post on X that it “recently submitted” the filing, but did not give specific details on the exact day it was filed or when the company plans to go public.
Greg Bovino launches exploratory committee as he considers 2028 presidential run
Bovino's campaign website highlighted his 30 years of experience in Border Patrol, which he joined in El Centro, California, in 1996. He also served on foreign assignments in Egypt, Africa and Honduras.
Republican Spencer Pratt fails to advance to November general election for LA mayor: AP
Raman advanced to the general election with 28.6% of the vote, according to the Associated Press, compared to Pratt's 25.8%, with 93% of the vote counted.
Former cryptocurrency tycoon convicted of fraud applies for pardon
Bankman-Fried received 25 years in prison after being convicted on two counts of conspiracy and five counts of fraud in 2023 after his cryptocurrency empire collapsed unexpectedly in November of 2022.
You Vote: Trump asked Thune to fire parliamentarian so Senate can pass SAVE America Act. Will he?
She determined last week that the SAVE America Act did not comply with the Senate’s Byrd Rule, which determines what legislation is eligible to be included in a budget reconciliation package that can pass with a simple-majority vote.
USDA confirms fifth US case of screwworm in Texas, New Mexico
Officials said Monday's cases were found in a dog, a goat and a cow in New Mexico and Texas.
Pratt expresses optimism in LA mayoral primary: 'Hundreds of thousands of votes outstanding'
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass secured one of the general election slots last week but failed to secure the 50% necessary to automatically be reelected.
Judge strikes down Trump's $100K fee on new H-1B visas
Trump signed a proclamation in September that imposed the new fee on the program, which has been the target of immigration hawks for years. Critics have argued large firms use the program to import cheap labor, mostly from India, to replace Americans.
Grassley confirms Senate Judiciary received Blanche's nomination to serve as attorney general
Grassley said the Senate committee is already working to process the nomination and expressed support for Blanche, stating he has worked with him well for over a year.
US attorney accuses California of blocking voter roll audit
Federal prosecutors have sued California to release voter registration records, saying universal vote-by-mail and no voter ID system creates conditions for fraud
Trump calls for Thune to fire Senate Parliamentarian Elizabeth MacDonough over SAVE America Act
The SAVE America Act is a nationwide voter ID bill that requires people to present proof of citizenship to register to vote and requires Americans to show ID when voting.
Croatia soccer team practices at famed Virginia prep school, Episcopal, John McCain's alma mater
FIFA World Cup begins Thursday
Homan says ICE is preparing to send the largest deployment to New York City it has ever seen
Homan said the surge in ICE agents will mark the largest deployment the city has ever seen and comes after he warned the state of the influx last month if the legislative package passed.
North Korea vows to expand nuclear arsenal ahead of Xi-Kim summit
North Korea called the US push for denuclearization an "anachronistic dream", ahead of the Xi-Kim summit
Trump endorses Lombardo in Nevada gubernatorial race
Trump cited Lombardo's experience in law enforcement and his military service.
Trump endorses four Republican candidates in Nevada House, AG primary races
All three House candidates face a number of challengers for the Republican nomination.
Trump endorses four incumbents in South Carolina House primary races
In a series of endorsements, Trump said the incumbents were doing a good job at representing their constituents.
Rep Fuller announces impeachment articles on Judge Eleanor Ross over alleged courthouse misconduct
In a video posted Friday on X, Fuller called the Obama-appointed judge “unfit to sit on the federal bench."
Epstein files to D.C. reading room; opening to public tomorrow by appointment
The 3.5 million pages of Epstein records are in 3,437 bound volumes.
Federal trial for man accused of starting devastating Los Angeles fire begins
Jonathan Rinderknecht is accused of "maliciously" starting a fire that developed six days later into one of the most destructive fires in Los Angeles history, destroying homes and killing 12 people.